@zegolf

(Thanks to @MituK on Twitter)

@angryjedi Watch the second movement, when he brings his hands back into a waiting stance. The onscreen movement happens before the real-life movement happens. Same thing when he draws his lightsaber. Sadly, I think this was a bit staged 😦 Unless, of course, the Jedi onscreen was using his powers to control the live person?

Would be cooler than spit though, if this was really what was happening.

@zegolf: Yeah. Alarm bells started ringing (faintly) for me when I realised we were getting close to E3 and we’d not seen anything that was going to be released for the device. Sony have been demoing Move all over the place and the buzz is pretty positive, even from hardbitten cynics. Kinect, though? I remain unconvinced. And I still find it difficult to believe that it’s quite as 1:1 as it’s supposed to be.

Look at this: http://bit.ly/bSmxmP It’d be cool if it was that accurate, and that if you stand like a Jedi, your Jedi on screen will also stand like a Jedi, but I don’t see it actually being true, myself.

Still, we might all be surprised. You never know.